History:Instrument Tree/Requests

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  • additional (This attribute describes if a particular performance role was considered normal or additional.)
    • dissolving (This attribute describes if a particular artist was in the group/collaboration when it was dissolved)
    • founding (This attribute describes if a particular artist was a founding member of this group/collaboration)
    • guest (This attribute indicates a 'guest' performance where the performer is not usually part of the band.)
    • minor (This attribute describes if a particular cooperation was considered equal or minor.)
    • vocal (This attribute describes a type of vocal performance.)
    • Helium (Singing while exhaling helium)
    • Lead (Lead or solo vocal)
      • Alto (Alto)
      • Bass-Baritone (Bass-Baritone)
      • Contralto (Contralto)
      • Baritone (Baritone)
      • Bass (Bass)
      • Contra-tenor (Contra-tenor)
      • Mezzo-soprano (Mezzo-soprano)
      • Soprano (Soprano)
      • Tenor (Tenor)
      • Narriator (Narriator)
      • Background (Background vocal)
      • Choir (Choir)
    • instrument (This attribute describes the possible instruments that can be captured as part of a performance.)
      • Wind instruments (Wind instruments)
      • Woodwind (Woodwind)
      • Double reed (Double reed)
      • Bagpipe (Bagpipe)
      • Bassoon (Bassoon)
      • Contrabassoon (Contrabassoon)
      • English Horn (English Horn)
      • Oboe (Oboe)
      • Other (Other woodwind instruments)
      • Bull-roarer (Bull-roarer)
      • Serpent (Serpent)
      • Singular Reed (Saxophone, clarinets and possibly flutes? as well sould have this as an Sup-category. often in Jazz there is ony the mention that x plays 'reeds' usually meaing sax or clarinets.)
      • Clarinet (Clarinet )
      • Alto clarinet (Alto clarinet)
      • Bass clarinet (Bass clarinet)
      • Contrabass clarinet (Contrabass clarinet)
      • Flute (Flute )
      • Vertical flute (Vertical flute)
      • Shakuhachi (Japanese end-blown flute (尺八))
      • Ocarina (Ocarina)
      • Pan pipes (Pan pipes)
      • Piccolo (Piccolo)
      • Recorder flute (Recorder flute)
    • Saxophone (Saxophone )
      • Soprano saxophone (Soprano saxophone)
      • Alto saxophone (Alto saxophone)
      • Tenor saxophone (Tenor saxophone)
      • Baritone saxophone (Baritone saxophone)
    • Other (Other wind instruments)
      • Conch (Conch shell)
      • Didgeridoo (Didgeridoo)
      • Brass (Brass)
      • Cornet (Cornet)
      • Horn (Horn)
      • Alphorn (Alphorn)
      • Baritone horn (Baritone horn)
      • Flugelhorn (Flugelhorn)
      • French horn (French horn)
      • Tenor Horn (Alto Horn) (Tenor Horn (Alto Horn))
      • Trombone (Trombone)
      • Bass Trombone (bass trombone)
      • Sackbut (Sackbut)
      • Trumpet (Trumpet)
      • Tuba (Tuba)
      • Euphonium (Euphonium)
      • Sousaphone (Sousaphone)
      • Wagner tuba (Wagner tuba)
      • Other (Other)
      • Bugle (Bugle)
      • Mellophone (Mellophone)
      • Ophicleide (Ophicleide)
      • Shofar (Shofar)
      • Free reed (Free reed)
      • Accordion (Accordion)
      • Concertina (Concertina)
      • Harmonica (Harmonica)
      • Melodica (Melodica)
      • Sheng (Sheng)
      • String instruments (String instruments)
      • Bass (Bass)
      • Acoustic upright bass (Acoustic upright bass)
      • Electric upright bass (Electric upright bass)
      • Acoustic bass guitar (Acoustic bass guitar)
      • Electric bass guitar (Electric bass guitar)
      • Guitars (Guitars)
      • Acoustic guitar (Acoustic guitar)
        • Spanish acoustic guitar (Spanish acoustic guitar)
      • Guitar (Guitar)
      • Classical guitar (Classical guitar)
      • Electric Guitar (Electric Guitar)
      • Slide guitar (Slide guitar)
      • Steel guitar (Steel guitar)
      • Harp (Harp)
      • Violins (Violins)
      • Double Bass / Contrabass (Double Bass / Contrabass)
      • Cello (Cello)
      • Fiddle (Fiddle)
      • Violin (Violin)
        • Alto Violin (alto violin)
      • Viola (Viola)
      • Other (Other)
      • Aeolian harp (Aeolian harp)
      • Appalachian Dulcimer (Appalachian Dulcimer)
      • Balalaika (Balalaika)
      • Banjo (Banjo)
      • Berimbau (Berimbau)
      • Biwa (Biwa)
      • Bouzouki (Bouzouki)
      • Mandolin (Mandolin)
      • Musical bow (Musical bow)
      • Crwth (Crwth)
      • Gayageum (Gayageum)
      • Geomungo (Geomungo)
      • Hammered dulcimer (Hammered dulcimer)
      • Hardanger (Hardanger)
      • Hurdy gurdy (Hurdy gurdy)
      • Jew's harp (Jew's harp)
      • Komungo (Komungo)
      • Kora (Kora)
      • Koto (Koto)
      • Lute (Lute)
      • Lyre (Lyre)
      • Mbira (Mbira)
      • Psaltery (Psaltery)
      • Samisen (or shamisen) (Samisen (or shamisen))
      • Sitar (Sitar)
      • Ukulele (Ukulele)
      • Tres (Tres)
      • Vieille (Vieille)
      • Vihuela (Vihuela)
      • Viola da Gamba (Viola da Gamba)
      • Viola d'amore (Viola d'amore)
      • Violotta (Violotta)
      • Washtub bass (Washtub bass)
      • Xalam (or khalam) (Xalam (or khalam))
      • Zither (Zither)
      • Percussion instruments (Percussion instruments)
      • Drums (Drums)
      • Drumset (Drumset)
      • Congas (Congas)
      • Bongos (Bongos)
      • Snare Drum (Snare Drum)
      • Other (Other)
      • Modern percussion (Modern (non-traditional) instruments)
      • Cowbell (Cowbell)
      • Ratchet (Ratchet)
      • Spoons (Spoons)
      • Vibraslap (Vibraslap)
      • Washboard (Washboard)
      • Wood Block (Wood Block)
      • Other (Other percussion instruments)
      • Temple Blocks (Temple Blocks)
      • Orchestral Percussion (Orchestral Percussion)
      • Timbales (Timbales)
      • Triangle (Triangle)
      • Whip (Whip)
      • Latin Percussion (Latin Percussion)
      • Afuche (Afuche)
      • Castanets (Castanets)
      • Claves (Claves)
      • Doyra (Doyra)
      • Güiro (Güiro)
      • Maracas (Maracas)
      • Mendoza (Mendoza)
      • Tuned Percussion (Tuned Percussion)
      • Bells (Bells)
      • Crotales (Crotales)
      • Glockenspiel (Glockenspiel)
      • Marimba (Marimba)
      • Timpani (Timpani)
      • Tubular Bells (Tubular Bells)
      • Vibraphone (Vibraphone)
      • Xylophone (Xylophone)
      • Electronic instruments (Electronic instruments)
      • Denis d'or (Denis d'or)
      • Dubreq Stylophone (Dubreq Stylophone)
      • Drum machine (Drum machine)
      • Ondes Martenot (Ondes Martenot)
      • Sampler (Sampler)
      • Synclavier (Synclavier)
      • Synthesizer (Synthesizer)
      • Teleharmonium (Teleharmonium)
      • Theremin (Theremin)
      • Keyboard instruments (Keyboard instruments)
      • Calliope (Calliope)
      • Clavinet (clavinet)
      • Keyboard (Keyboard)
      • Carillon (Carillon)
      • Celesta (Celesta)
      • Clavichord (Clavichord)
      • Harpsichord (Harpsichord)
      • Mellotron (Mellotron)
      • Organ (Organ )
      • Hammond Organ (Hammond Organ)
      • Harmonium (Harmonium)
      • Pipe organ (Pipe organ)
      • Piano (Piano)
      • Grand Piano (Grand Piano)
      • Rhodes Piano (Rhodes Piano)
      • Upright Piano (Upright Piano)
      • Other instruments (Other instruments)
      • Butt harp (A harp played by... Eh. Never mind. Google it.)
      • Thai instruments (asked for by mo.)
        • Dàn nguyêt (a two-stringed lute with a circular, flat body, related to the corresponding chinese instrument "moon lute")
        • Dàn tỳ bà (Four-stringed lute with a pear-shaped body. Like the "moon lute", it has greatly elevated frets at the neck.)
      • Hardart (Hardart)
      • Kazoo (Kazoo)
      • Lasso d'amore (Lasso d'amore)
      • Musical Saw (Musical Saw)
      • Singing bowl (Singing bowl)
      • Suikinkutsu (Suikinkutsu (Japanese water zither))